Project Title: Diplomatic Customer Service Space | Interior Design & Real-Time Visualization Overview This project focuses on the interior architectural design and high-fidelity visualization of a high-security diplomatic customer service area. The design intent was to harmonize grand institutional scale with a modern, transparent service experience. By utilizing an expansive curtain wall system and sophisticated material contrasts, the space projects an image of global professionalism and efficiency. The Visualization Process (Clay Mode to Final Render) The accompanying video showcases the transition from Clay Mode to a fully realized Material-Applied render in D5 Render. This workflow was essential for: 1. Lighting Analysis: Using Clay Mode to evaluate the impact of natural light from the floor-to-ceiling glazing and the distribution of the custom curved halo-lighting fixtures. 2. Material Selection: Refining the interplay between polished stone flooring, metallic architectural columns, and the "Diplomatic Blue" brand identity elements. 3. Spatial Flow: Visualizing the relationship between the open waiting lounge and the secure service counters to ensure optimal pedestrian circulation. 4. Technical Specifications * Modeling: Complex ceiling geometries and institutional structural elements modeled in Revit. * Rendering: Real-time raytracing in D5 Render to achieve physically accurate reflections on the metallic and wood surfaces. Biophilic Design: Integration of interior greenery to enhance indoor air quality and provide a calming atmosphere for visitors. Professional Services from Amenti Geleta Interior Architectural Design High-End 3D Visualization & Walkthroughs Futuristic Visualizations

Your D5 skill is so great

Hank from Timelaps came to us with an idea. No name. No positioning. No product framing.

We worked through all of it together.

Started with the name. Then positioning. Then identity. Then the surfaces: website, design and development, pitch deck.

In that order.

Skip a step and the next one inherits the gap. Naming after positioning gives you a name that doesn't mean anything. Identity before positioning means your visuals are decorating air. Surfaces before identity means your site looks like every other company in your category.

Each step is the brief for the next one. The name briefs the positioning. The positioning briefs the identity. The identity briefs the surfaces.

Hank is ready to pitch. Not because the deck is good. Because every piece was built on the one before it.

Superb execution. This kind of design doesn't just inform; it persuades and converts.